All or None
by psyon
All or None
Tags for All or None
Description
All or None is played with a deck of 81 cards. Each card has four properties: color, count, fill, and shape. The goal is to find groups of three cards on which each individual feature will either all match, or all be different. ALL will match, or NONE will match. Each feature must individually fit one of the options, shape must either be the same on all three cards, or different on all three cards. Color must be the same on all three, or different on all three, etc. If only two cards match, the group is not proper, as all three are not the same, nor can all three be different.
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How to Play
Click to select cards, click a second time to deselect it. Once three cards are selected, you will be told if you are wrong or right.
Comments
Amok
Aug. 26, 2007
I like the game. Unlimited time option would be nice. Additional time for each group made would be helpful also. Maybe a hint button that would eat time as well.
pronell
Aug. 22, 2007
I have to retract my previous comment. I haven't done the math, but I have been finding matches more easily. I suspect I was misunderstanding the "none" part of "all or none".
I've seen a bug a few times, though, where the screen will go dark at the end of a game.
I'd also agree with Grid. I don't want a time limit on this game. I want to go until I've either worked myself into a corner (if possible) or I've cleared all the cards. Maybe time how long that takes me, with a 10 or 15 second penalty added for each wrong guess.
And high scores! ;)
Mystical_Mage21
Jul. 18, 2011
damn, there was another name for this game....... what is it???? ><
psyon
Aug. 22, 2007
Ill try to get an untimed version made. This and my Dots game were projects to help me learn flash, so I made what I could.
grid
Aug. 22, 2007
pretty fun implementation of set. I've thought of doing this myself... but why only 2 min? Why not count up rather than down... see how long it takes to go through the whole deck? Penalize for wrong guesses... If you did it to hundredths of a second or something, you could subtract from a billion for the final score.